On March 16, Deputy Minister of Justice of Ukraine Iryna Mudra and Adviser to the Presidential Office of Ukraine Markiyan Klyuchkovskyi arrived in the Principality of Liechtenstein to discuss further cooperation in bilateral and multilateral formats aimed at finding mechanisms to confiscate Russian assets, to arrest and implement and to use for the reconstruction of our country.

During the visit to Vaduz, a meeting took place with the State Secretary of the Ministry for Infrastructure and Justice of the Principality of Liechtenstein Maximilian Rüdisser and the Head of the Department for Foreign Affairs of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the Principality of Liechtenstein Martin Frick.

The Liechtenstein side was informed about Ukraine's position on Russia's international responsibility due to the barbaric war against Ukraine, as well as about the resolution of the UN General Assembly of November 14, 2022 "Further protection and compensation for aggression against Ukraine".

The Liechtenstein side expressed its support for Ukraine, which the Principality will continue to offer to our state and Ukrainians.

The Principality pledged to continue the policy of sanctions against Russia and to help bring the Russian Federation to international responsibility.

In this context, the question of establishing a special court to try the Russian military-political leadership was also discussed.